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Malaika Arora shares special throwback image which will surely touch hearts

| @indiablooms | May 03, 2020, at 07:05 pm

Mumbai/IBNS: It was a throwback Sunday for actress Malaika Arora as she posted an old image of herself with her son  Arhaan on Instagram.

The image will surely take away all quarantine and lockdown blues and bring a smile to the face of Arora's fans across the globe.

In the image, Arhaan could be seen spending quality time with his mother and gently giving a kiss on her cheek.

"#throwback to a time where life felt normal compared to all that is restricted today .... (food, travel , hugs, kisses ,work ,friends, family )... don’t take life for granted .stay positive n don’t wipe that smile of ur face #thistooshallpass🙏 #weallinthistogether," Arora captioned the image.

Arora is looking gorgeous in her red outfit.

She married actor  Arbaaz Khan in 1998. They divorced in 2017. Arhaan is their son.

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